According to the Migraine Research Foundation, as many as 12% of people experience migraine headaches. Considered the third most prevalent illness in the world and the sixth most disabling, migraines can leave people bedridden for days at a time. Conventional treatment for migraines may include prescription and over-the-counter medications, physical therapy (to improve posture and…
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If you’ve ever been to the hospital or a doctor’s office, you’ve almost certainly been asked: “What’s your current pain level on a scale of 0 to 10?” Or maybe you’ve been asked to rate your pain on a visual scale by pointing to the smiley (or frowny) face that best describes your pain. These…
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Do doctors take women’s pain less seriously than men’s pain? Unfortunately, research indicates this is true in many instances. Perhaps you’ve had your own experience with this before: a doctor who’s misdiagnosed you, dismissed your pain as being “in your head,” or provided you with pain medication far too late in your treatment – or…
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Center for Pain Management staff members chose the National Youth Advocate Program (NYAP) as its 2019 holiday charity, buying gifts for a child receiving NYAP assistance. The staff bought and wrapped more than a dozen gifts for their sponsored child. John Henne, Center for Pain Management’s Chief Financial Officer, explained that IndyPain staffers have a…
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Center for Pain Management is pleased to announce the launch of its new state-of-the-art MRI scanner. Read more about this new scanner in the official press release.
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American Pain Consortium Holdings (APCH), Center for Pain Management’s parent organization, is pleased to announce the appointment of Sean Hayes as APCH President. Read more about the appointment in the official press release.
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